Cabinet members meet following overhaul of bureaucracy

Cabinet members meet following overhaul of bureaucracy

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (R, front), land minister Chigage Ogi (L, in kimono) and other cabinet members hold their first meeting at the premier's official residence following an overhaul of the bureaucracy on Jan. 6. The central government was reorganized into 13 ministries and agencies the same day, shrinking it from 23 entities.

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